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An Interview With Darren Moore

I caught up with Darren himself to ask him a few questions.

Here’s what he had to say.

How Did You Get Into Betting and What Inspired You to Create the Betting Gods?

“I had been in the betting industry for a few years before launching Betting Gods. Initially, I worked with another tipster network as an affiliate manager and then I launched Tipster Warehouse with a partner.

However, it turned out we wanted to take Tipster Warehouse in different directions; so we decided to part ways and that is where Betting Gods came from.”

What Have Been Your Highlights So Far?

“As a business, seeing people rave about our network has got to be the greatest highlight and receiving emails from people who have made a decent profit by following our tipsters.

When it comes to our tipsters, there are a few big winners from the past 12 months which were certainly highlights for me.

I remember the Golf Betting Expert picking the winner of the Hong Kong open just before Christmas at 250/1. Another memorable bet was recommended by The Each Way King back in May, a 1pt EW doubles on two horses, which produced a profit of nearly 175pts.

It’s easy to pick out the huge wins throughout the year though, wins that some people may call lucky. It’s why my final highlight of Betting Gods is seeing tipsters stand the test of time.

Tipsters like Value Racing Tips (been with us since November 2013), Master Racing Tipster (April 2014) and Quentin Franks Racing (July 2014) have all proven that in the long term you can make money from your betting as long as you’re disciplined and stick with it.”

What Sets the Betting Gods Apart from the Competition?

“Quite a few of our competitors seem to launch new services every few weeks with some networks now managing 50 or more services. We think this is the completely wrong way to go about it.

Instead, at Betting Gods, we focus on quality whilst providing tipsters who cover a range of betting styles and sports.

We run Betting Gods both for bettors and for our tipsters. Our aim is to provide profitable tips to our members but to also ensure our tipsters receive the exposure they deserve and we don’t see how this is possible with a network of 50.

We are also trying to be the most honest and open network on the internet.

We’re not saying other networks are dishonest or use shady tactics in their marketing, but we do everything possible to prove we can be trusted. This includes allowing any review sites to review any service for as long as they want, keeping results completely up to date and not hiding losses.”

Do You Sponsor Any Races or Events?

“We’ve had some trackside advertising at UK racecourses, but have recently started sponsoring industry events and conferences such as SiGMA in Malta, ViGE in Vienna, and Betting on Football.”

Have You Been Featured in Any Prominent Media Outlets?

“In the interest of transparency, we strive to achieve as much publicity as possible, recent examples include Money Penny, Calvin Ayre, Malta Today, Trustpilot.”

How Do You Select Your Tipsters?

“Our vetting process lasts a minimum of 4 months which unsurprisingly stops quite a few so-called tipsters applying in the first place.

During those 4 months, our proofing team will record the results of every tip and after the first 4 months, we decide if the service is ready to launch or if we require further proofing. This allows us to find both profitable and serious tipsters.

Once a service has launched, we are constantly keeping an eye on results and have in the past limited the sales of a service due to poor performance and in some cases removed a service entirely from the Betting Gods platform.”

What Differentiates Your Tipsters from Each Other?

“We feel each and every tipster on the Betting Gods network is here for a reason and provides something different to one another. For example:

Master Racing Tipster – Just 1 or 2 bets a day with a full write up provided.

Big Racing Bookie Busters – Focusses on the big festivals with a full write up.

Then there are tipsters who focus on finding value but will often have a lower strike rate or tipsters with a higher strike rate but who tend to look at the slightly shorter odds.”

What Does the Future Hold for Betting Gods?

“Ultimately Betting Gods is a business and, hopefully, the future holds further growth with more and more bettors discovering the platform.

What this does mean is that we plan to put more effort into getting the Betting Gods brand out there whether this is through further sponsorships of sports events or advertising.

We also want to look at covering sports we currently don’t cover such as tennis, cricket and US horse racing.” ***

***UPDATE:

All of these sports are now covered by the Betting Gods current roster of tipsters.

How Do You Make Money With the Betting Gods Tipsters?

At the time of writing, there are 22 tipsters listed on the Betting Gods platform.

So, the first order of business is to find a tipster that suits your betting style.

You can do this by using their Tipster Comparison Table to sort each service in terms of their average monthly profits, strike rate and return on investment (ROI):

You can then click through to each service to find out more about the average odds, the type of bets advised, the time the tips are issued, the number of tips sent each month and the required starting bankroll (in points).

Plus, you’ll also see a graph that maps the total profit to date at the advised prices.

Once you’ve signed up, you’ll start getting emails telling you what to bet on and how much you should risk.

And then you just sit back and watch the profits ‘roll’ in.

In theory!

Does it Work?

Generally speaking – yes.

I’ve made more money than I’ve lost following the Betting Gods tipsters over the last few years.

And why does it work?

Because the tipsters know enough about the sport to identify what are called ‘value bets’.

Value bets are bets that pay out more money than what is considered to be mathematically fair – relative to the selection’s true probability of success.

And when combined with the optimal staking strategy, this serves to create a net profit over time.

How to Profit With the Betting Gods

Tipping services aren’t a get rich quick scheme.

Because not every value bet that you place will win.

Just like financial investing – you’ll need to be patient and consistent when following a historically profitable tipster.

To increase the chance of success you’ll need to commit to placing bets for at least 3 – 6 months.

This will allow for the wins and losses to even out.

You should always stick to the advised staking plan for your tipster.

Also, running several tipsters alongside each other is a good way to stabilise the variance.

Because it’s going to be more likely that one or more of your tipsters is going to be ‘in form’.

5 Comments

David L on October 9, 2019 at 12:39 pm

You have been warned

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Biggest problem with any Betting Gods tipster is the service becomes available to the public with 6 months of unvalidated results, which are usually far better than any results that happen once the service is available to the public and can be validated.

Therefore there is the potential that the first 6 months data could be manipulated to attract customers to a new service.

The service is always described as “Tipster has been active since”, however the service has only been available to the public since 6 months later.

Seems very fishy to me, you have been warned.

Pros

None

Cons

- First 6 months data can't be trusted as it's added before service becomes available to the public.

- Subsequent results never live up to the standard of the first 6 months which is unavailable to the public.

I used to work for a company where I would test betting systems/tipsters and analyse their past data.

One thing that I noticed was that sometimes, even when proofing went well, the tipster started to feel the pressure of ‘going live’ and started changing their strategies to recoup losses and save face during losing runs.

I feel the same as you David. Most tipsters in BG had good runs (assume no one cheat) at the beginning and turned pro, then the bad run comes. And the sample size for horse racing are mostly not enough. For average odds around 10, the variance is so high that you need like 3000+ picks to justify.

Besides, I feel really strange Pyckio and Blogabet aren’t mentioned in many of the system reviews website from UK. They should be among the best.

One drawback of blogabet is that the inplay tip could have delayed odds, and free tipsters can input results freely.

Pyckio is perfect, but only pinnacle price. So mostly you can assume having extra Profit % if odds not dropped.

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